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for several employers. A journeyman electrician must have
substantial knowledge about being an electrician. Each State
in which petitioner worked required him to pass a license
examination.
From 1985 to 1987, petitioner received wages as follows:
Employer 1985 1986 1987
L.K. Comstock & Co., Inc. $44,331.79 $56,659.08 $1,660.00
Hatfield Electric Co. 666.00 -- --
Meany Elec. Engg. Co., Inc. 3,275.61 -- --
Hyre Elec. Co. of Ind. -- -- 3,522.25
Harding Elec., Inc. -- -- 6,120.18
NECA - IBEW Local 176 -- -- 450.00
Industrial Instruments Inc. -- -- 1,416.10
W.J. O'Brien Elec. Co., -- -- 3,899.07
Inc.
Philip J. Burkhart -- -- 480.00
Electric Sys. & Serv., Inc. -- -- 7,036.41
J.F. Edwards Constr. Co. -- -- 320.00
J. Thomas Elec., Inc. -- -- 740.00
Hoffman Elec. Co. -- -- 1,670.46
Commonwealth Elec. Co. -- -- 5,609.46
Totals 48,273.40 56,659.08 32,923.93
Petitioner received a Form W-2 from each of these employers
for the wages paid to him.
From 1985 to 1987, petitioner also had the following taxable
income:
Year Interest Unemployment Compensation
1985 $91.62 --
1986 102.21 --
1987 144.42 $1,314
Petitioner filed timely Federal income tax returns for tax
years 1973 to 1979, most of which were prepared by H & R Block.
He filed a timely tax return for 1980, prepared by R.W. Breisch.
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